Alchemy
26-04-2008, 09:08 PM
i havent had a chance to do any deep sky stuff so have turned to the moon for some entertainment.
The large crater to the top is Theophilus, about 104 km across, with a central peak of 4.4km , Taken at transit on the morning of the 25th april.
Each image represents about 2 hrs of processing bit by bit.
if you have a decent moon map you can suss out the others.
the technique used and equipment is the same as my previous post on how to do it.
12 inch newt , 2.5 powermate and dmk camera.
Cheers clive
The large crater to the top is Theophilus, about 104 km across, with a central peak of 4.4km , Taken at transit on the morning of the 25th april.
Each image represents about 2 hrs of processing bit by bit.
if you have a decent moon map you can suss out the others.
the technique used and equipment is the same as my previous post on how to do it.
12 inch newt , 2.5 powermate and dmk camera.
Cheers clive